Calatrava Bridge

  Calatrava Bridge, a striking pedestrian bridge, spans the Hinnom Valley in Jerusalem, connecting the vibrant neighborhoods of Talpiot and Abu Tor. Designed by renowned architect Santiago Calatrava, the bridge was completed in 2010 and features a signature inclined pylon that rises to a height of 142 meters, creating a visually dynamic silhouette against the city's backdrop. This functional structure facilitates easy access for walkers and cyclists, merging modern architecture with practical use. Visitors can enjoy beautiful views of the valley and surrounding hills as they stroll across the 330-meter-long walkway. Whether you’re taking a casual walk in May or attending events hosted nearby in the summer months, Calatrava Bridge is an inviting spot for both locals and tourists.